Chapter 3 Flashcards
What type of insurance covers the construction of ships?
a. Builders risk. □
b. Hull and machinery. □
c. P&I. □
d. Stock throughput.
a. Builders risk
If you own a gallery and want to insure paintings and sculptures, which type of
insurance do you need?
a. Jewellers’ block. □
b. Fine art. □
c. Stock throughput. □
d. Cargo
b. Fine art
Which of these precautions do ‘cash in transit’ insurers not expect their insured to
take?
a. Varying the routes. □
b. Mixing up the teams being used. □
c. Not leaving the vehicle unattended. □
d. Only driving in daylight
D- Only driving in daylight
What type of risks does political risk insurance cover?
a. Government ordering a lockdown. □
b. Assets being seized by authorities. □
c. Unpopular governments being elected. □
d. Economic recession
b. Assets being seized by authoritie
If a business wants to insure against employees stealing money from it, which type of
insurance is suitable?
a. Fidelity guarantee. □
b. Employers’ liability. □
c. Theft insurance. □
d. Business interruption
A- Fidelity guarantee
What does a typical business interruption policy cover?
a. Loss of income due to a new competitor in your industry. □
b. Loss of income because what you are selling is not fashionable any more. □
c. Loss of income following physical damage to a factory. □
d. Loss of income following employee theft.
C-. Loss of income following physical damage to a factory.
Which type of insurance would it be sensible for businesses as diverse as shops and
nightclubs to buy?
a. Political risk. □
b. War. □
c. Professional indemnity. □
d. Public liability
D- public liability
How is personal accident different from other types of insurance?
a. It can only be purchased by consumers. □
b. It is a benefit policy, not an indemnity policy. □
c. It has very small policy limits. □
d. It cannot be sold by Lloyd’s insurers
It is a benefit policy, not an indemnity policy
Which of these is not a standard aviation-related liability?
a. Professional negligence. □
b. Products. □
c. Passengers. □
d. Third parties other than passengers
a. Professional negligence
If an insurer is buying “whole account” reinsurance, what are they protecting?
a. Single individual risks
All the risks written by the insurer.